SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BRAILOV, V. P. - BRAJOVIC, A.

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-BRAIL0-V,--V.P.(~b9kva); GORUSHKIN, V.I. (~bakva); DENISOV., V.I. (MoBkva);
ZAKHARIN, A.G. (%skva); KUZ'WNA,, A.A. (Ivbskva); POLYANSKAYAj,
T.M. (1-bskva)
Optimization of the selection of fuels for thermal electric power
plants and boiler systems in long-range planning. Izv. AN SSSR.
Energ. i transp. n0,4'-514-524 Jl-Ag 163. 04IRA 16:11)

MWOVSUYA I G.M.
'Role of antibiotic substances in cotton sap in its immunity to
withering. Mlkrobiologiia 23 no.5:587-594 S-0 154. (MIRA 7:12)
1. Vsesoyusnyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut khlopkovodstva
SoyurNIKHI, Tashkent.
(ANTIBIOTICS,
In cotton sap, role In resist. to withering)
(COTTON,
antibiotics in cotton sap, role in resist. to withering)

BRAILOVSKAYA I Y12-2 CHUDOV, L*A,
boundary layer equations.by means of the difference
method. Vych. met. i prog. 1:167-182 '62. NIPA 15:8)
. (Boandary vallae problems)

tg
~, t

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19
1AUTHOR: 10
~JTITLE: A difference scheme for the numerical solution of two-dimensional Navier-
~~:~~,Stokes equations for nonstationary compressible gas flow.
~'ISOUIRCE: Ali SSSR. Doklady, v. 160, no. 5, 1965, io42-lo45
i_'.'__;TDP1C TAGS: Wavier Stokes equation equation numerical Solution, difference scheme,
1compressible g" flow
ABSTRACT: A,difference method (scheme) is described foi calculating two-dimensional
Iflow of a viscous compressible gas vboBe coefficients of viscosity and them. al co-4-
ductivity are variable. The difference scheme was applied first to the zill-me"Acal
solution of the heat conduction equpjion
ar U. 211
a + V;~ W
hx V
~n which the coefficient of kinematic viscosity is small.
It is indicated that

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the
-approximat-apn error is of the order O(T =,h2), vhere T (the time step) and h are
Pacings of ~ e n-
a th et, and that the difference scheme is stable when T < h / jai. An
analogous difference scheme is used for cale~ilating two-dimensional flows of -,riscous
,compressible gas which is described by the Navier-Stokes equations. The approxima-
ition error of the obtained difference equations is also of the order O(T + h')
The stability of the scheme for the linearized Navier-Stokes equations with constent
coefficients is analyzed. It is fDund that this scheme is stable when
where u and v are respectively longitudinal and transversal components of the veloc-
ity and e is the internal enerar of the mass unit. Calculation results indicaTe that
l
Ithis is a sufficient condition f6r the stability of the difference scheme for non-
!linear Navier-Stokes equations. The method pr,~sented here was applied to calcu-
-a' sobus, -hie a i
7---41ating tb6 stationax~ flow of -id t- o- A in rectangular hole'
_:L: :--Ii, i~ , 6 nduct t?,g gas
I in the case when the upper boundary of the bolejthe cover) moves with constant
VC-locity with respect to its sides. The calculations were carried out for -varioijc~
and Raynolds numbers, using a net with 21 x 21 lattice points, For M,
,Re = 102,
, calculation results obtained by using a net with smaller spacings (21 x 21
~Llattice I"ronts) and another net with larger spacing (10 x 10 lattice fronts) Rre
compared, The difference in results does not -exceed 10 Der cent., Orig. art - has:
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TOPIC TAGS: - supersonic aerodynamics3 supersonic gas flow, Navier Stokes equationj
gas flow, boundary layer. flvw
ABSTRACT i A computational method is proposed by which an appraxirizte solu'vion of a;
system of Navier-Stokes equations may be obtained. With this method it is
necessary to solve the entire system only in those small regions in which dissi-
ipative members are large. The Reynolds number for the types of flows considered
is on the order of 104 - 106, hence the Navier-Stokes equations are equationswith
a minor parameter for major derivations I/Re). The equation systlem. is
stated as
di dk*r
L'U (Lo + SLI) U Ma) (m) !u + eajv, (z) h (z);
'd

.,8786-65
ACCESSION NR: AP5013437
with boundary conditions
i'~4 01 1
Z-1 ?
011" ""Ik+13-1-1
iThe solution of a degenerate problem and solutions of several subordinate
problems are defined within the scope of the problem conditions. A theore-m is
given which demonstrates that, subject to the satisfaction of prerequisite
conditions, the approximate solution w is unique and cannot dif f er from. an exact
solution by more than a det eriainable amou&.. The first approximation def iried
corresponds closely to that given by M. 1. Vishik and L. A. Lyusternik (UM-1-4, 121,
~V. 5 (77), 3, 1957). The system outlined al5o allows the obtaining of an
approximate solution in cases where there is no degeneracy in the sense defined
~by Vishik and Lyusternik. A model is derived consisting of an equation w4 ',h n --t1h
order time derivatives with minor parameter F, for major derivatiws. A second
theorem states the conditions for existence of the approximate soliMon and its
maxL-num deviation from. the exact solution. Two examples of the technique Are given,
and indication is made of the maximim deviation of the approximation. The mr-n-ar
:1 CuTd

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GVOZDBVA. Lidiya Petrovne; BYKOV, B.A., otv.red.-, BRA31OVSKAYA, M.Ys.
red.; FROKHOROV, V.P., tekhn.red.
(Vegetation and fodder resources of the Sary-lahik-Otrau Desert]
Rastitellnost' i kormovye resuray pustyni Sary-Ishik-Otrau.
Alma-Ata, Izd-vo Akad.nauk lazakh6koi SSR. 1960. i2'o4 p.
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1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademli nauk KazakhBkoy SO (for Bykov).
(Sary-Ishik-Otrau--Botany)

SMAYBY, K.1.9 akademik. glavnyy red.; KUZIOTSOV, Yu..A., zam.glavnogo red.;
MONICH, V.K., prof., doktor. otv.red.; SUVOROVA, R.L. red.;
GLAZYRW, D.M., red.; MOMXOVZKAYA, L.S., red.; BRAIWVSKAU,
M.Ya., red.; ALPER F,F,, tekhn.red.
[K.A.Usov's basic ideas on geology: papers in memory of Academician
Mikhail Antonovich Usov] Oanovnye idei H.A.Usova v goologii;
sbornik posviashchen svetloi pamiati akBdemika Kikhaila Antonovicha
Usova. Alma-Ata, 1960. 540 p. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Akademiya nauk Kazakhokoy SM, Alma-Ata. Institut goologicheakikh
nauk. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Kuznetsov).
(Geology)

IWAGILOV, Musa Isayevich; SLUDSKIY, A.A., kand. biolog. nauk, otv. red.;
BRAILOVSKAYA, M.Ya., red.; ROROKMA, Z.P., tekhn. red.
[Ecology of rodents associated with the landscapes of Bet-Pak-Dala
and the southern part of the Lake Balkhash region] Ekologiia land-
shaftnykh gryzunov Betpat-Daly i IUzhnogo Pribalkhashlia. Alms-Atat
Izd-vo Akad. naik Kazakhskoi SSR9 1961. 365 P. (MIRA 14:7)
(Bet-Pak-Dala-Rodentia)
(BsIkbash Laket3gion-Rodentia)

RUBANIKI V.G.; LINCHEVSKIY, O.A.; 14ATYUSHENKO, A.N.; MELINIK, A.F.;
SOLOIID40VA,, I.N.; TRAIT red.; OSTROVERKHOV,
A.P red.; MUSHEGYANIA.M.pprof.pdoktor biol.nauk;red.;ROROKINA,Z.P.,
teiU.red.
[Woody plants of the Alma-Ata Botanical Garden]Drevesnaia ra-
stitellnost' Alma-Atinskogo botanicheskogo sada. Pod red. A.M.
Mushegiana. Alma-Ata, Izd-vo Akad. nauk Kazz-ftskoi 'SR, 1962
328 p. (MIaIA 15: 12)
1. Akademiya nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, Alma-Ata. Botanicheskiy sad.
(Alma-Ata-Woody plants)

SADYKOV, Anil' Mirzagainovich; BDRUKAYEVO R.A., akademik, otv. red.;
KOWTKOVA, Ye.A., red.;~BMIAV~KAYA Y~., red.;
RDRDKINA, Z.P., tekhn. red. j_)~_ _
(Middle Paleozoic bivalve mollusks in the Atasu region (central
Kazakhatan)]Srednepaloozoiskie dvustvorchatye mollivski Atasu;
TSentrallnyi Kazakhstan. Alma-Ata, Izd-vo Akad. nauk Kazakhskoi
SSRJ 1962. 98 p. (MIRA 16:,2)
1. Akademiya nauk Kazakhskoy SSR (for Borukayev).
(Atasu region-Mollusks, Fossil)

BORUKAYEV, R.A.P akademik, red.; KOROTKOVAp Y e.A., red.-V ERAILOVSKAYA.
M.Ya I red.; IVSHIN, N.K., kand.geol.-mineral.nauk, zamestitelf
red.; RHUDYAKOV., A.G., tekhn.red.
[Areal geology; geology of the Chingiz geanticlinal zone
(central Kazakbstan)).-Regionallnaia geologiia; geologiia
Chingizskoi geoantiklinoranoi zony (TSentrallnyi Kazakhstan).
Alma-Ata, Izd-vo Akad. nauk Kazakhakpi SSR, 1962. 165 P.
(Akademiia nauk KazakhIskoi SSR, Alma-Ata. Institut eologicheskikh
rauk. Trudy. vol.5). ~MIRA 16%2)
(Kazakhstan-Geology)

BOCHKAREV, V.P., kand. geol.-miner. nauk; NIKITINA, L.G., kand.
geol.-miner. nauk; SHAPIRO, S.M.p kand. geol.-miner.
nauk; EYDINGVA, N.M., at. lnzh.; GOLOWRODIKO, G.L., inzh.;
PERLIKI G.P., inzh.; BANDALETOV, S.M., kand. geol.-miner.
nauk; VLADIMIROV, N.M.., kand. geol-miner. nauk; SADYKOV,
A.M., kand. geol.-miner. nauk; MALYSHEVI Ye.G., ml. nauchn.
sotr.; BERKALIYEV, N.A., at. inzh.; EYDRIOV, Yu.1., st. inzh.;
MUKHAMEDZHANOV, S.M., kand. geol.-miner. nauk; ISABAYEV, T.T.,
st,~ inzh.; MOTOV, Yu.A., inzh.; KOLOTILIN, N.F., kand. geol.-
miner. nauk; IAPIDUS, Zh.D., inzh.; SHOYMANOVA, M.M., inzh.;
YARWO"Iv jnzh.: BAP-Y)T-,1--MARN1 A.V., kazd.,,miner.
nauk- [deceased P. . st, inzh.; SATPAYEV, ~.L,
akadqp1k,-i~.-91av.-'-- red. [deceased]; HZDGYMI~,~,~OiTS., otv. red.;.
DMITROVSKU, V.I.i-red4; SEMENOV, I.S., red.; El~~ALLQVZKUA,
Xja., red.; KOROIEVA, N.N., red.
[Irtysh-Karaganda Canal; engineering geological conditions]
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(-Conti-nued-on-rext-cardi

TSOY, Samen; ROGOV, Yevgeniy Ivanovich; BRAILOVSKIN, M.Ya- red.
LFrinciples of the theory of ventilation netwea'~]"C;novy
-teorii ventiliatsionnykh setei. Alm,a-Ataq Nauka, 1965.
282 p. MIRA M4)

SATPAYEV, K.I., akademik, glav. red.[deceased); BOX, I.I., otv.
red.; NABOKOV, N.P., red.; SAGUNOV, V.G.., red.;
TABYIDIYEV, K.T., red.; BRAILOVSKAYA M red.
[Geology and resources of agrochemical raw material of
Kazakhstan] Geologiia i resursy agrokhimicheskogo syrlia
Kazakhstana. Glav. red. K.I.Satpaev. Alma-Ata,"Nauka,"
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1. Akademiya nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, Alma-Ata. Institut geo-
logicheskikh nauk.

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AUTHORSt
Mazur-int 0. V., BraiJozvskay&j,:-:R#1%~Vi-'- SZOV/156-59-2-42/48
TITLE: The Influence of the Icne of Di-alent Metals on the Mobility
of the Sodium-ions in Solid Glass (Vliyaniye lonov dvukh-
valentnykh metallov xna podvizhnostl lonov natriya v tverdom
stekle)
PERIODICAL: 1Tauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly. Khimiya --* khimicheskaya
tekhnologiya, 1959, Nr 2, PP 383-385 (USSR*'
ABSTRACT: The soundness of the anchorage of the alka.1--l-Jons in the grid
of a tbree-component glase wil'b tho Coneral foralu"a
has been inves-
Na
000, 20, 30 mol%) - RO(O, 10, 20%) - SiO
2
2
tigated. The dependence of the conductivity from the tempera-
ture ras measured, with the fc-11owing being intrz~ducad for
RO : BeOt MgOy ZnO, C&O, SrOq PbO, o:~, BaO. The measuring of the
eleotxic conductivity has already bben dps,,-r-l'bel in (Ref 1).
It is ascertained that the oondvctivity of the glass drops the
more, the bigger the radius of the int.roduced divalent ion is.
The aot-ivatian-enezgy f~r rith 20%6 Ha20 and 20P RO
500 cal/mol forBaO.
increases from 31P400 cal/mril for BeO to 44
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The Influense of the Inns of Divalent Metals on the SPjV/156-59-2-42/48
Mobility of the Sodium-ions in Solid Glass
of the introduced CUvalent 'fort has not been :eound (Fig and Tabb).
The decrease in mobility of the sodium-lon at the intr-nduction
of divalent metal-ions ean therefore not be traced to the in-
crease density. It is explained by the p~~Iavizing qualities of
the divalent :~or, wb-*Loh a~~tivateo the re~!iproooal a,:~tiz)n between
the oxyger.-Ions anft the sodium-1, 'on,3 and thereby ~Veduces the
mobility of the sod-lum-iona. The authors tharlz Professor K. S.
Yevatroplyev for his interest sh3wn in the work. There are
1 figuxe, ". table, antl 3 Soviet rzafe:venoes.
PRESENTED BY: Kafedra st-ekla LevingTadokogo telihnolog-Johesko.g.) instit-uta
im. Lensoveta (Chair fer Glass Laning--ad Technologica'JI.
Institute imenX Lenso,, et)
SUBMITTED: September 269 1958
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
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B006/BO67
Mazurin, 0. V., Brailovskaya, R. V.
Electrical Conductivit-VI Iof Glasses0of the System
Na20 - RO - Sio 2
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 7, pp. 1477-1481
TEXT: The authors describe an investigation of sodium silicate glasses
which contained the following divalent oxides: Be.O, MgO, CaO, SrO, BaO,
ZnO, and PbO. The samples whose chemical composition was examined by
control analyses, had the shape of small plane-parallel disks to which
round graphite electrodes were attached. The electrical conductivity of
each type was measured on at least two samples in the temperature range
from 100 to 4000C; the method is described in a special paper (Ref. 8).
The compositions of the samples investigated and their resistivities at
1500C are given in Table 1. The reproducibility of the data amounted to
20-30%. In preliminary papers, the effect of divalent metal oxides on the
electrical conductivity of alkaline silicate glasses was studied; these
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Electrical Conductivity of Glasses of S/181/60/002/007/043/047/XX
the System Na20 - RO - S102 B006/BO67
studies, however, were incomplete, and since no systematic data on this
subject are found in publications, they are given in the present caper.
Fig. 1 shows the effect of a substitution of SiO 2 in the glass by the
above-mentioned oxides on log? (of. Table 1) with an initial composition of
the glass: Na 2O:SiO2 = 20:80; Fig. 2 shows the effect of the substitution
of S102 by sodium oxide on the resistivity of glasses containing 20% of
RO. The two diagrams show that a substitution of S102 by all these metal
oxides leads to an increase in resistivity. According to their effect,
the oxides are divided into two groups. BeO, MgO, and ZnO belong to the
first group; their effect on conductivity is low, and almost independent
of the Na20 content of the glass. The second group (CaO, SrO, BaO, and
Pbo) leads to a high increase in resistivity; with a reduction of the
Na20 content, the effect of the oxides of this group increases. Fig.
shows the effect of the size of the introduced divalent ion on -the
resistivity of glasses at 1500C (ardan RO content of 20 mole%). The
diagram contains three analogous curves (10, 20, and 30 mole% of Na20)
which show an increase in log ? with increasing ionic radius. Fi 9. 4 shows
the effect of the ionic radius on the activation energy of sodium ions
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Electrical Conductivity of Glasses of S/18 60/002/007/043/047/'X)'.
the System Na20 - RO - Si02 E006YE067
in glasses of the system investigated, which.contain 20 mole% of RC
(three curves for 10, 20, and 30 mole% of Na20); also in this case an
increase of the ionic radius leads to an increase in activation energy.
Pig. 5 shows log ? as a function of the ionic radius of glasses of the
system investigated, which contain 8.5 moles/1 of RO and 8.5 moles/l of
Na20. Table 2 shows the activation energies of four glasses of a given
composition. The fact that, if Si02 is replaced by oxides of divalent
metals, the resistivity of glasses of this group increases the more the
larger the substituting ions, is explained as follows: Substitution leads
to the appearance of weakly polarized oxygen ions. These ions are better
capable of keeping the nearest sodium ions in their equilibrium position.
The student K. K. Yakunina assisted in the experiments. A. A. Appen is
mentioned. The authors thank Professor Konstantin Sergeyevich Yevstroplye
for his interest in this work. There are 5 figures, 2 tables, and 13
references: 10 Soviet, 2 German, and 1 US.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut (Leninuad
Technological Institute)
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the System Na 20 - RO - SiO2 B006/BO67
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ISAKDVI I.S., prof., admiral flota v otstafte, otv.red.; PETROVSKIY, V.A.,
dotsent, kand.vo7anno-morakikb nauk. kontr-admirale Zamestitel'
otv.red-ra [deceased]; DZMIN, L.A., dotsent, kand.gpograf.nauk,
inzh.-kapitan 1 ranga, glavW red.; BXRG. S.L., i4sh.-mayor, red.;
PAVLOVA. 0.T., red.; PANIN, I.S., red.; KPDNIDOVA, V.A.,'red.;
WACTINA, A. S., red.; SHIROKOVA, V.S., red.; BOGOLYUBOVA, Ye.D.,
i nz h. --nkartQgraf:-, Te.D. inzb.-kartograf; ZINIRL. Ye.M.,
0 &RA I fflj~OV I K~A~Y ATe;D.
inzb.-kartograf-,10 .7k1Anzb,- artbgraf; SAVINDVA. G.N.. inzb.-
kartograf; ALEKSWEVA, A.V.. tekbnik-kp-rtograf; RAT-A SHINA, M.M.,
tekbnik-kFLrtograf; aRIGORIT.RV, A.P.. tekhnik-kartograf; bURDVA' T.P.
tekbnik-kartograf-, 141LETINA, H.S., tekbhik-kartograf; SIMAVONOVA.
O'.B., tokbnik-kartograf; TROPOVA. Z.V., tekbnik-kartograf;'8HUJ'AN,
Z.B., tekbn1k-kartogrdf; FMYEVA, Te.M., tekbn.red.; SVIDICRSKAYA,
G.V., tekbn.red.; CHMMGOROVA, L.P., tekhn.red.; SHHET HR, L.Z..
tekbn.red.-
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transp. 18 nq.5:45-46 My 1 9. (14IR& 12.9)
(Recording inBtrlimentei (Aids to navigation)

BRAILOV-SM, A-Ya., kand.med.nijuk; MADIMSXAYA, N.Y., kand.med.nauk;
-t-~ -- '-BOROT~jarl~ V.G., nauchrqy sotruanik (Eharokov)
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in late forms of syphilis, Vrach.delo n0.1:1321-1323 D '58.
(MIRA 12:3)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiv kozhno-venerologicheekly
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(SYPHILIS) (BLOOD) (LIVIM)

:BRAILOVSKIY, A.Ya., kand.med.nauk (Kharkov)
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(MMURIA) (HIMMM)

ZADOROZHNYY, B.A., dots.., otv. red.; VEYNEROV, I.B*, prof., sm.'otv.
red.2---BRAILOVSKIY A Ya kand, mod. nau%0 red.; BAZYKA, A#P,, red*,
St. nfiilchnYY Sot:~J- RWMCH, S.H., dots*, red,; GRZHEBIN, Z.N.,
r-;~
prof., red.; POPOV, I.S., prof., red.; POTOTSKIY, Lle, prof,$ red.;
SHTEYN, A.A., prof., red.; GITSHTEYN, A.D.,, tekhn, red.
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(SKIN-DISHASES) (VENERAL DISEASES)

BRUWVSKIY ,A - MIDMVSKAYA, N.N.
Xpoproteins in the blood ser of patients vith latent v7pWiae
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1. 1z otdola Afilidologii (zavt, - starshiy nauehnyy sotradMk
M.P. Frisbman) i biologicheekoy laboratorii (zav6 - star6hiy
'xj&uohnyy aotrudnik W.N. Madiyevskayaq Ukrainskogo nauehno-ibolb-
clovatel's1cogo kozhno-venerologicheskogciinstituta (dir, - dotsent
AeAs Zadoroah- )
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:BpArwv=l A.Ta (Zhar 'kay)
6-424~
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BAZYKA, A.Pq, kand.med,naukj MAILOVSKIY, A.Ya, (narlkov)
second Republic Cowese of Dermatologists and Venereologists.
Vrach,delo no,6t663 je 160. (MnA 13t?)
(unAnTry--DMMTOLOGISTS--CONGRESSES)

BRAILOVSKIYO A. Ya., starBhiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
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no.3:8~-14 162. (MMA 15:6)
1. Iz UkrainskoRo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo kozhno-venerolo-
gicheskogo instituta, (dir. - dotsent A. I. Pyatikop)
(SKIN-DISFASES) (GMIATHICS)

RASHINA,
A.I.; BRAILOVSKIYp A.Ya.
Treatment of praritic dermatoses by nasal electrophoresim.
Vest. derm. i ven, 37 no,7tl8-20 J1163 (MIRA 16:12)
1. KharIkovskiy oblastno kozhno-venerologicheakiy dispanser
(glavnyy vraoh M.I.Lisin~ i 'Ukrainskiy naucbno-issledovatell-
skiy kozluio-venerologicheskiy institut (dir. - dotsent A.I.
Pyatikop).

RR~IUOVSKIYL; A..'Ya.
an:)%- n~sidents :~f olVI :3-- h--,7-e3. dorm. i Val.
37 nc.4,16-19 16,1. 11"."70
1 '1 Tf (~ -, -.-- I -. -I -
A. . .,,~in5lly - -'c"Girt)
A.T.

BRAILOVSKIY, A.Ya.; BOROVSKAYA, V.G.; BRIND, A.I.; SUFIiOVI'Y, F.-I-.
V-A'sceral and metabolic disorders Jn elderli, rind sanile patLents
vIth eczema and neurodernatitis. Vest. derin. i ven. 38 no.7Q,,-
33 il 164. 1.8s4)
1. Ukrainakdy nauchno-issledovatelskly kozhno-venerologiche-kly
institut (dir. .. dotsent A.I.r-yatikop), Kharlk-ov.

BRAILOVSKIY, A.Ye., kand. tekhn. nauk, doteent; FSTLING, A.A., kand.
-iiiixk
Determining the parameters of vibration dampers for cars ty
nomograms. Sbor. trud. LIIZHT no.215t87-98 164.
(MIRA 17:12)

--.BRAILOVSK17, -L.V.9-, inzh.
Contact strength of spiral gears with various initial
out.1ines. Vest.mashinostr. 45 no.10:23-26 0 165.
(N1 RA 18: 11 )

TRIGALEV, Vassian Nikolay6vi6h; CHIMAREVICH, Vsevolod Osipovich; SKOROBC-
GATOV, Semen Hskiqevich-- MAILOVSKIY, M.I,q inzh.9 retsenzent;
BYCHKOV9 M.I., kand. l~akh;-.-ua-uY,-r-e-Tse-n-z-efft; MARCHMOV, I.A99
tekhn. red.
[Reinforced-conerete'beda'for machine tools] Zhelezobetonnye staniny
metal.loreshusbehikh itankov. Moskvap Goa. nauchno-takht. izd-vo
mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1960. 93 P. (MIRA 14.6)
(Machine tools) (Reinforced concrete eonstruction)

L 2?907-66- Evr(d)/EWP(V)/EWP(k)/EWP(h)/EVIP(l)
A-C-CRR-IXP-6017752 SOURCE CODE: UR/0122 5 5175553
AUTHOR: Brailovskiy, M. I. (Engineer)
ORG:
TITLE: Prestressed ferroconcrete bed of K1l7ZhB1 press
SOURCE: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya.0 no. 1'.9'1965,' 51-53
TOPIC TAGS: m.etal pressl reinforced concrete, metal stamping/K117MB metal press
ABSTRACT: In 1962-lY63-tha Ferroconcrete Scientific Research
n stitute, together with the DneDrooetroVSk Civil F_nQ!nRR
made and tested a
Institu and the Dnepropetrovsk-Press_Blant
'"K-I`l7h~press with a bed of prestressed ferroconcrete.. The press
is intended for cold-stamping work. The bed has recesses and
wholes into which special-purpose metal parts are inserted. The
article gives a detailed description of the bed and of the
process of prestressing it in tension. After completion of the
prestressing the bed was tested for the effects of static load.
results of the tests confirmed the characteristics of the_
stress-deformed state obtained by calculation and showed that
a ferroconcrete bed is approximately 1.25 times less deformative!'
!than an analogous metal bed. , Determination of the e.ffect.ive i
ri' gidit'y of the pr6ss duririg testing sha,wed.that a press veLth a ferroconerete'bed
matches the level of similar machines with a metal bed now being turned out by Soviet
industry. The press is recommended for experimentall industrial use. Orig. art-
has: 1 figure and 2 formulas. [JPRS1
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ACC NR: APGO127421 /0122/66/000/004/9024/OOP,
A
"THOR: Brailovskiy, M6 16 '(Engine
t er)
ORG: None
TITLE: A press with a oolumn-type frame made of prestressed
reinforced concrete
i.SGURCE: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya, no. 4, 1966) 24-25
1TOPIC TAGS: metal...pr6ag, reinforced concrete /PZhB-A-500 metal press
!-ABSTRACT, The use of prestressed reinforced concrete for construe-
tion of
column-~ype frame for a 500-ton press of PZhD-A-5OO type
1:is discussed. The frame shown in a hoto consists of two columns
and two architraves (u' -and lowe4a The concrete frame is 1.87 m
pper
high including the heights of two architraves (each 0.4 m high). The
diameter of both -columns is 0.29 m and.their height is 9,.86 m. The,
upper architrave forms a solid concrete block interposed between two
1.10-mm steel plates,anchored to the concrete block. The juaoti=3
UDC: 621.979,,065:666.982.4

BRAILOVSKIY, M.I., inzh,
-- - - ~ -- ~; - ~....-
Prestressed concrete stand of the K117ZhB press. Vest. mashinostr.
45 no.7%51-53 Jl 165. (MIFA 18slO)

MkILOVSKTY, S.Y11.
i~
Furnishing apaAments in an experimental house. Der. prom. 13
no.4:2 of cover Ap 164. (MHA 17;4)

24(3) SOV/139-59--l-20/31+
AUTHORS: Mazurin O.V. 2 13raijo_vsUY-r-V-.3...
T"
TITLE; The Electrical Conductivity of Glass Belonging to tle
System PbO-Al2O3-SiO2 (Blektroprovodnost' stekol sistemy
PbO-A1203-Si02)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavadeniy5 Fizika,
19592 Nr 19 pp 117-119 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The dependence of the electrical conductivity of glass
belonging to the system PbO-Al203-SiO2 was measured as a
function of temperature. The method of measurement has
been described earlier (Ref 1). The composition of the
glass is shown in Table 1, in which the first column gives
the number of the glass sample, the second, third and
fourth columns give the composition and the last gives the
logarithm of the electrical resistivity V at 250 and
300 OC . Fig 1 shows the effect of replacement of Si02
by aluminium oxide on the resistivity. Equimolecular
replacement of SiO2 leads to a considerable increase in
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SOV/139-59-1-2Q/34
The Electrical Conductivity of Glass Belonging to the System
Pb0-Al203-SiO2
quantity lg p varies between about 8.8 and 11.7 for
A1203 between 0 and 40%.
There are 1 figure, 2 tables and 10 references, of which
1 is German, 1 English and 8 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy Tekhnologicheskiy Institut imeni
Lensoveta (Leningrad Technological Institute
imeni Lensovet)
SUBMITTED: July 23 2 1956
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ACC NRt
AR6035217 SOURCE CODE: UR/0274/66/000/008/A081/A081
AUTHOR: Leko, V. K. Brailovskiy, V. B.
TITLE : Diagram of a system and methodology for measuring the dielectric
properties of glass at frequencies up to 106 cps over a wide temperature range
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Radiotekhnika i elektrosvyazl, Abs. 8A599
REF SOURCE: Sb. Elektron. priborostroyeniye. M. -L,, Energiya, 1965,
100-107
TOPIC TAGS: glass property, dielectric property, glass dielectric property,
dielectric property measurement
ABSTRACT: The system for measuring the dielectric properties of glass consists
of two furnaces with measuring cells for 3 specimens each, two groups of devices
for'measuring ig-8 and t at frequencies of 0 to 104 cps by the bridge method
and of 5.104 to 106 cps by the resonance method, respectively, as well as of
devices for measi-xing specimen resistivity. Measurements are carried out within
the room to 600C temperature'range. Temperature is regulated by electronic
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thermoregulators. When the electric furnace is replaced with a cryostat it is
P054~le to calculate the temperature range down to below-zero temperatures.
The S'*ystem makes it possible to carry out mass measurements of tga and
rapidly and reliably. Measurements of t96 and 6 temperature dependence
at frequencies of 5.104, 105 and 106 cps can be carried out by means of the ICV-1
Q-meter in. a somewhat modified form. The measurement is made by the method
of circuit detuning. At frequencies of 104 cps and belowo the bridge method is
applied. [Translation of abstract] [DW]
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D20i/D308
AUTHORt Brailovskiy, V.L. (Moscow)
TITLtt A method of recognition of objects described
by several parameters and possibilities of
its application
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika i telemekhanika, -7. 23, no. 12,
1962, 1643 - 1653 - i ",)
TEXT: The author describes the algorithm and the
corresponding digital computer programming -for recognition of
objects described by ten ternary parameters., each parameter as-
suming the values 0, 1, 2. The objects-are divided into two
classes only (A and B). The algorithm consists of two basic
parts: instruction and recognition. In the process of instruc-
tion, which leads to classification, 2N objects are used, F of
which belong to class A and N to class B and. the algorithm itself
provides the means of classification. The recognition, is as
followes R objectaq belonging to either class A or B are presented,
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A method of recognition D201X306
each described by ten ternary parameters. Every object presented
for recognition has an assigned X-bit ternary code so that a table
of 'distances' may be introduced along every coordinate axis in
the X-dimensional space, the 'distance' between two coded objects Ji~
in the X-dimensional space being determined as the sum of 'dis-
tances' along the K-axes. The properties of the above algorithm
of object recognition were experimentally investigated on the
following problems: 1. The problem of information extraction
and classifications ftom the background of noise. 2. The problem
of 'diagonals' and 'straights'. 3. Recognition of 'conjunctive'
and Idisconjunctivel objects. 4. Counting. Even in its present
form this algorithm of pattern recognition may be used for detect-
ing certain regularities from the results of experiments. The
author thanks M.M. Bongard, I.B. Muchnik and A.L. LuntB. There
are 6 figures and 10 tables*
SUBMITTEDs April 23, 1962
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VISHMSKIY, A.A.; BRAYNEZ, S.N.; SHRAYBER., M.I.i BRAILOVSKIY, V.L.;
KlJCHINA, Ye,V.; FANOVA, Yu.M.
Cybernetic method of determining the severity of Ue condition
and prognosis in burns. Eksper. khir. i anest. 8 no.4:3-6
Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA 17:5)
.1. Institut khirurgii Imeni A.V. Vishnevskogo, (direktor-deystvitell-
nyy chlen PJ-M SSSR prof. A.A. Vishnevskiy) XMN SSSR.

ACCESSION NR: AP4015288 S/0280/641000/001/0020/0031
A~THOR: Brailovskiy, V. L. (Moscow). Lunts, A. L. (Moscow)
TITLE: Formulation of the problem. of recognition of objects having many
parameters and methods of its* solution
SOURCE: AN SSSR- Izvestiya. Tekhnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 1, 1964, 20-31
TOPIC TAGS: pattern recognition, pattern separation, pattern classification,
pattern discrimination, multiparameter pattern recognition, classification (Xf
objects
ABSTRACT: The probleiri of pattern recognition is given as one of finding the
rule of classification which would ensure a maximum mean gain. The rule
F(x) - FQA , m, 0, x)'is sought which, with known measures CA and in and with
&a belonging to
specified samples QA 1 0 .. would classify the given object xe R.,
either class A or class B. The rule F is required to be optimum in the sense
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that a maximum mean x (F(x), jr, x) in the act with a conditional measure
M is attained. Here, t" and m are measures, Q is a sampling, R " is a space
consisting of a finite number of points, F' is a set of pairs (A. B). The above
problem is solved with the assumption that certain a-priori probability distribu-
tions are known and that a "learning" sample is available. "We wish to thank the,
participants of A. Ya. Povznerls serninar who took part in discussing this work,
and also M. M. Bongard and M. N. Vayntsvayg for their useful.talks.
Orig., art. has. 38 formulas.,
ASSOCIATION: none
~SUBNUTTEM; 12Yul63 DATE ACQ: 12Mar64 ENCL: 00
NO REF SOY: 002
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ACCESSION NR: AP4028972 S/OZSO/64/000/002/0030/0039
AUTHOR: BrailovsWY,._Y..._L.., (Moscow)
TITLE: Algorithm oi multiparameter -object recognition and its applications
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Ixv.estiya. Takhnicheakaya kibernetika, no. Z.. 1964, 30-39
TOPIC TAGS: pattern recognition, multiparameter pattern recognition.'
cybernetics, pattern recognition algorithm, biocybernetics
ABSTRACT: This is a cont"tion of the author's earlier research (AN SS&K.
Izvestiya. Tekhnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 1, 1964). The new algorithm is
intended for recognition of the patterns described by n parameters
each parameter takes on. q , values (0, 1, qj - 1). In a digital-
computer practical programs n ,c 20, q 4 8. Each pattern belongs with one of two
classes, A oz.2. The algorithm consists of two parts: (1) teaching, i.e., finding
the classification rules which would ensure a maximum mean gain with fixed
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constraints and (2) recognitlion by which the unknown pattern x C Ris classified
according to the above rules. The set of subspaces can be considerably perfected
by two types of multistage processes: (1) formation of the optimum set of sub-
spaces and (2) formation of the sets of valuable subspaces. A method of
amplification of the algorithm is described. Two practical applications are
claimed to have been successful: (1) Predicting the outcome of burns in a man on
the basis of information obtained during the first 48 hro; (2) Predicting normal or
abnormal harmonic behavior in a TW tube. "In conclusion, I consider it my
pleasant duty to thank A. L. Lunts for his great help in carrying out this work.-"
Orig. art. has: 2 formWas and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTEI)i lZjul63 DATE AGQ: 30Apr64 ENGL; 00
SUB GODE: DP,,Ig' NO REF 50vt 002 OTHER: OOQ
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BRAIIASK latest.
114~ Wmkr AO-I
Faylovftn pr1wiplis and methods of gastric function tests.
Nauch. tr. ISM,'Sofia 2 no.1:67-82 1953.
1. Katedra, po vutreshni bolesti gus stomashno-ebrevni i
cbernodrobni zaboliavaniia i lechabno khranene. Zav. Katedrata:
prof. T. A. Tasbev.
(GASTRIC JUIGE,
secretion, determ., Pavlovian principle.)

11MKOVA, I.; GAOMWA. lord.; BRAIlal, Khr.; TSOKOVA, D.
Combined therapy of peptic ulcer with sleep therapy associated
with ultraviolet block of the cervical and paravertebral autonomic
ganglia. Surremo mod., Sofia 5 no-5:79-89 1954.
1. Is Klinikata po gastrownterologiia s lechobno khranene (zav.
katedrata: prof, T,Tashev i Ut~dLrata po f isisteraptia (say.
katedrata: dots, 3,11irchava) pri ISUL.
(PIPTIC ULM, therapy.
sleep ther. with ultraviolet block- of autonomic ganglia)
(ULTRAVIO13T RkTS, therapeutic use,
peptic ulcer, ultraviolet block of autonomic ganglia with
~leop thera)
(SLXBP, therapeutic. use.
peptic ulcer, with ultraviolet block of autonomic ganglia)
(GAgGLIA, AUTWONIC,
ultraviolet block in peptic ulcer. with sleep ther.)

BRAILSKI, Khr., kand. na med. nauki; TBOKHARDY. B.
Haman ioandothelioma of the liver with nVelogenic leukemic
reaction. Suvrem.med., Sofia 6 no-7:107-112 1955.
1. Iz Katedrata po vutrashni bolesti i gastroonterologita (zav.
katedrata: prof. T.Tasbev) I Instituta po obsba patologiia i
patologichna anatomiia (zav. katedrata: dots. Iv.Goranov) pri
ISUL. Sofila.
(IMANGIOINDDTHELIORA,
liver. with leukemia, vVelocytic)
(LIVER, neoplasms,
neman ioendothelioma, with leukemia, myelocytic)
LEUKMIA, MFEWCYTIC, complications,
hemangloendotbalioma of liver)

BRAILSKI, Khr., kand. na mad. =1 i; STOIAHOVA, Zh.; DIMITBOY, Ts.
Bffect of medical diets and of sesamum oil on the course of
peptic ulcer. Suvrem.med.. Sofia 6 no-10:53-61 1955.
1. Iz Katedrats, po vatreshni bolesti sue stomashno-chrevni i
chernodrobni zaboliavaniia i lechabno khranene pri ISUL (zav.
katedrata: prof. T.A.Tashev).
(PEPTIC ULCBR, therapy,,
diets & seesk"alvo oil, (Bul))
(DINTS, in various diseases.
peptic ulc6r, with sesamum oil (Bul))
(OILS, therapeutic use
sesamm oil, in peptic ulcer, with dietother. (Bul))

BUMIaM Pharmacology and Toxicology. Medicinal Plants. V-8
Abe Jour : Ref. Zhur - BioloSiya, No 17, 1958, No. 80664
Author : Brailski,_Pwe; Gulybov, T.
Inst :-N6%7-g1v-en
Title Influence of Fresh Cabbage Juice and Decoctions of Dried
Cabbage or Cauliflower on the Secretory and Motor Function
of the Stomch
Orig Pub Syvrem- mod... 195T, 8., NO 81 30-37
Abstract In 102 patients, it was established that the juice of
fresh cabbage (1) and the extract of dried cabbage or
cauliflower (II) greatly increases the acidity of the
stomach juice (in 84% of the patients). Yaximal increase
sets in in 1 hour. In a majority of patients, I and II
significantly strengthens and im1woves gastric peristalsis.
11 is ft stronger st1=1ant of gastric secretions than a
caffoine toot brea t, gives no side effect phenomena, and
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BUMARIA / Pharmacology and Toxicology. 24-3dicinal Plants. V-8
A a Jour Ref , Zhur - Biologiya, No 17, 1958, No. 8o664
excites only the nouro-humoral phase. Therefore, during
the investigation of the nouro-humaral phase of gastric
secretion) it ia Vroposed to replace the caffeine test
breakfast with a 7% Il- It is assumed that I and II,
possibly, will bo effective during treatment of patients
with achlorhydria and atonia of the stomach.
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IVAIqOV, Rm.; BRAITEKI Kr
Case of novalgin-induced im=no-agranulocytosis. Suvrem. med., Sofia
8 no.10:106-112 1957.
1. Iz katedrata po vatreshin bolesti sus stomashno-chrevni i chernodrobni
zaboliavaniia i lechebuo khranens pri, ISUL (Zav. katedrata: prof. T. A,
Tashev).
(AHINOPYRIU, rel. apda.
analgin causing agranulocytosis (Bal))
(AGR&NUIOGYTOGIS, etiol. & pathogen.
analgin (Bmi))

WSR / Human and Animal Physiology porza.L ana
Digestion.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 13, 1958, No. 6o441
Author : Brailski, Kb... G"labov T.
Inst
Title : Effect of the Juice of F*resh and Dehydrated Cabbage on
Gastric Secretion and ~Iotility
Orig Pub :Vopr. pitaniya, 1957, 16, No 4, 19-26
Abstract :In the majority of patients with different ailments, the
juice of fresh or dehydrated cabbage (150, 200 and 250
ml.) raised considerably the secretion and acidity of the
gastric juico, and increaaed the strength and frequency
of Peristalsis (z='-lm after an hour). Cabbage juice
is a stronger irritant than a coffee breakfast or
mechanical irritation of the stomach. The juice is
recommended as a therapeutic agent in hypoacidity, law
poristalis and gastric atonia.
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'13M ILSKI, Xhr.. kand.med.usuk; SAKSONOVA. S. (Sofiya)
Blectrophoratic investigations of plasma proteins inpaptic ulcer.
Klin.med. 35 no-10:132-137 0 157. (MIRA 11:2)
(PMIC ULCER, blood in
proteins, deters. by electrophoreais (Rua))
(BIM PROTEINS, in various din.
peptic ulcer. electrophoresim (Rua))

TASHEV,, T.; BRAILSKI, Khr.; GULUBOV, T.; OBRETENOVA, N.
Therapeutic activity of ulcosin in peptic ulcer and chronic gastritis.
Suvrem med., Sofia no-10:3-12 '60.
1. 1z Katedrata po gastroenterologiia i dietetika pri ISUL (IbAov.
na katedrata prof* T.Tashev)
(PEPTIC ULCER ther)
(GASTRITIS ther)

BRAILSKI, Khr.
On gastric polyposis. Suvrem med., Sofia no.12:46--% 160.
1. 1z Katedrata po gastroonterologiia t dietetika pri ISUL (Rukov.
na kazedrata prof. T.Tashev)
(STOMACH NEOPLASMS case reports)
(POLYPI case reports)

Anaa, Kh.; no, Xh.; KUKO Xh. (Khanoy, Viyetnem)
Zffeet of some tropica3. fru:Lts on the fimotion of the stomach,
'Vop.pit. 19 no*4139-45 JI-Ag 160,. (mA 3.3sn)
(MIT) .(STOMAOH)

TASHEY, T.; BRAILSKII IQ=.
I-
Cardioapasm. Suvrem mad., Sofia no,3:59-65 161.
1. Natedra po gastroenterologiia I dietatika, Institut za Bpetsia2l-
zataiia i usuvurmhonstvuvane na Iskarite. (Rukov. na katedrata
prof. T. TaBbev)
(CARDIOSPASM radiog)

BRA11SKI, "11r.
Functional and morphological changes of the stomach in diseases
following gastric resection. (Secretory-motor, roentgenological and
gastroscopic studies). Suvrem med.1 Sofia no.7:3-13 161.
1. Katedra po, gastroenterologiia i dietetika pri ISUL Rukovoditel na
katedrata prof. T. Tashev.
(GASTRECT%ff compl)

TASHEV, T.; PRAILSKI, Khr.; G"IABOV, T.1 OBRL'TFNOVA,, N.
Therapeutic effect of the preparationg ulkozin In peptic ulcer
and chronic gastritis. Vop. pith 20 no-4140-45 JI-Ad 161.
(MIRA 14:7)
1. Iz kafedry gastroenterologii I. diyetetiki (zav. - prof...T.T~shev)
Instituta spetsializataii i usoversbonstvovanlya vracheyli Sofiya,
Bolgariya. (STCIRACH-DISEASES) (SEWE-THERAPBUTIG USE)

BRAIISKI, Kh,
------------ ---
Diagnostic value of photolaparoscopy. Terap.arkh. 33 no.ll*.
45-51 161. (MIn 15:5)
1. Iz kefedry *polezney sheludoobno-kisheelmogo trakta, i lechebnogo
pitaniya (zav. - prof. T. Tashev) Institutu asovershenstvovaniya
v'raohey (Sofiya). (ENDOSCOPY)

BAEV, B.P dotsent; BRAILSKI, Khr., dotsent
Effect of splepectony on hemtopoiesis in patienta with
aplenomegalic liver cirrhosis. Xhirurgiia 15 no.8:683-690
162.
(SPIMMTOMY) (LIVER CIRRHOSIS)
(SPIEMIEGALY) (BLOOD CLU COUNT)

BRA-TISKI', Kh.; GR"CpVMV~,-:.Ti~(GrmcharovVI;MLADENOTA,g.
Effect of the parsley juice and decoction = the secretory
and motor functions of the stomach and the biliary secre-
tion. Vop.pit. 22 no.ltl3-17 Ja-F'63 (MIU 16:11)
1. Iz kafedry gastroLterologii i diyetetiki (zav. - Prof.
T.Tashev) Instituta spetsializataii i usovershenetvovaniya
vrachey p Sofiya, Bolgariya.

RU55~ap. Efffm vf va~-Imnl ;"A
peri-oufc- cin the Struv4iuv -,;f Ca~t im!lfrlvl~bmi~
lcmp-.Iur~,
and I
P,
of hquid cast A

S oanti~it 'w4'
tv
g.

.,W~6 BOBAKOVA, M. I.; SAMBORSKAYA, Z. 1.
OANZBURG, S. Ye. ; II""JjAAW.RwA.
IRTUCII-MUMOVA. B.I.; LOBKO, N.A.
"0.
Epidemiological study,ou poisi~le shortening of the isolation period
in spidemic,parotitia. Zhur. mikrobiol. apid. i immun. 28
no.2:38-39 Y '57 (MLRA 10:4)
1. Iz Moskovskoy gorodskoy sanitarno-spidemiologichaskoy stantsii.
(MMS epideiqiol.
shortening of isolation period)

BRAINOV, N.A.
Mcpanding the use of the cupola process for metallurgical
purposes. Idt. proizv. n0-9:1-5 S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Cupola furnaces) (Gast iron-Metallurg7)
.I

BRAINES, S.N.
A.
(Problems of neurocybernetical Problemy neiroltibernotiki
Mosl,-va,, 1959. 109 P. (MIRA 14: 11)
(CYBERNETICS) (NERVOUS SYSTEM)

LWNIN V N v t4khnik
Llectrods ho3A*r for volding in a carb= dioxide atmapheres [Tmdy]
LM no*21&3.09-113 064*
.(mnu i7112)

NO 0& .
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV116.162
Trubin, V. N., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and I. Ya. Tarnovskiy,'
Dpator of Technical Sciences, eds.
Kovka kruPnykh pokovok; rezulltaty Issledovaniya tekhnologicheakikh
rezhimov (Production of Heavy Forgings; Results of a Study of
Technological Methods). Moscow, Mashgiz, 1962. 223 P. 3800
copies printed.
Reviewer: 0. A. Ganago, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Tech. Ed.s
N. A..Dugina; Executive Ed. of Ural-Siberian Department (Mashgiz)l
1. L. Kolosova, Engineer.
PURPOSEt This book is intended for engineering personnel of forging
shops and engineering and design offices at heavy-machinery plantii,
as well as for those working in soiebtiflo-researah and planning
organizations. It may also be useful to students at higher educe,
tional establishments.
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Production of Heavy Forginga; (Cont.) sovl6l62
COVETIAGES The book reviews technological problems of forging large
steel ingots. The effect of reduction and conditions of deforms-
tion on the quLlity of forgings Is discussed on the basis of re-
search work done at heavy-maehlnery plants of the,MSR. The book
offers praOtiCILI suggestions on improving the quality of large
forgings and reducing the amount of labor required~to produce
them. 1. Ya. Chernlkhovaj.V. 1. Tarnovskly, and.V.' P. Bakharev
ltook.paxt in prepar.thg,the copy for publidation'o 'There'sie'193 rer-,
erences, mostly Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword 3
Ch. 1. Effect of Teohnologieal-Parameters of Forging~
on the Quality of Forgings 5
Deformations and stresses.during draving'and up-
settin4 operations (Tarnovskly, I.-Ya., and V. N.
Trubin)
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Production of Heavy Forgings; (Gont.) SOV/6162
Forging of 5-ton carbon-steel ingots with inter-
mediate upsetting (Trubin, V. N., and I. I.
Grigorlyev) 147
Forging of 5-to'n 34KhNIM-steel ingots with inter-
mediate upsetting (Trubin, V. N., and 1. 1.
arigorlyev) 154
Effect of intermediate upsetting on the quality
of forgings from 35-ton type- 40 carbon-msteel
ingots (Naumenko, V. G.,, and D, I. Fillmonov) 162
Effect of reduction and forging procedure on-the
quality of lKhl8N9T-steel forgings (tainova, E. Ael 167
Effect of intermediate upsetting on the~_`qualIty_____----'
of forged disks (Tarasov, N. N., and P, 3,
Rogozin) M
Optimum reductions in forging Ingots with inter-
mediate upsetting 186
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Rumania/Physiology of Plants. Growth and Development 1-5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 2, 1958t 5688
e
Author V. Petrescu, G. Savin, E. Braiscu, N. Cojeneana
Inst Not given
Title On the Effect of Electromagnatic Waves on the
Growth of Seeds and the Further Development
of Plants (Preliminary Report)
Orig Pub Bul. stiint. Acad. RPR, see. mat. si. fiz.,
1956~ 8, No 2, 415-424
Abstract Dry and moistened seeds of corn and beans were
subjected to interrupted action of ultra-short
electromagnatic ways (UEV) with W 6 or 12y_.
The treatment with UEV with Y12)Larrested the
growth and development of the plants. A positive
effect was obtained as a result of the interrup-
ted treatment with UEV with 6 for a period of
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BRAITWAS XIDO
Penic inin WmIation In surgical practice. fr. Akad.
md. ARuk MMI Vol 22:137-1421 19-920- (CIML 25:5)

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io-L, tLlol JVAISMG, G.Tow,3AIMINA, TILII,
IPPIIC&tlOn Of PGU101211A associated with eemollne in
ollnical praotias; lut.ramsmaar and lutraoral
administration. Tr. AkAd# sod. nauk SM Vol 22:
143-)67. 3$~2.., (GIML Z5:5)

EXCEMAMMICA See 9 Vol-,1215 -%lrgory 1-13Y 195 0
2843. SURGICAL TREATMENT OF IDIOPATHIC DILATATION OF THE OESO_
PHAGUS (CARDIOSPASM) (Russiantext) - Braltseva M. D. - KHIR-
URGIYA 1957, 7 (13-19) Illus. 4
Fourteen cases art! discussed; oesophagogastrostomy was performed in all. Im-
mediate results were good in all. In one patient acute dilatation of the pars super-
ior of the duodenum was noted after 4 yr., while in another an ulcer of the oeso-
phagogastric anastomosis developed in 10 months after the operation. The follow-
ing conclusions were drawn: oesophagogastrostomy is the operation of choice
in idiopathic dilatation of the oesophagus. It gives good immediate and remote
results. If the dilated portion of the oesophagus Is located below the diaphragm,
the operation should be performed by abdominal approach. It is less traumatic and
is better tolerated by the patients. When the dilated oesophagus is located above
the diaphragm a thoracic approach is indicated.

Nov 59
EXCERPTA tIEDICA See 14 Vol 13/11 RRcti03_-0_9y-
2263. MALIGNANT PANCREATic CYSTS A%ND Timm X-IiAY DIAGNOSIS
(Russian text) - Braitseva N. N. and GLnzburg E. 10. - KLIN.MED.
(Moskva) 1958, 7U7TTM---"TITru-A-.-4-
A malignant tumour is found in 9116 of benign pancreatic cysts. According to Ken-
nard, about 25 cases of malignant pancreatic cysts have been described in the
literature up to 1940: 2 were found in the Russian literature (1935 and 1938). Tile
authors give a detailed description of 2 additional cases of malignant pancreatic
cysts. In both cases the clinical picture and, especially, an exact X-ray diagnosis
are presented. Both cysts were examined microscopically and recognized as
malignant. A survey of the X-ray symptomatology of pancreatic cynts establishes
that the diagnosis of malignant pancreatic cysts is only possible through close co-
operation between the clinical physician and the X-ray diagnostician. The greatest
attention must be paid to the natural history qf the disease, which can give indica-
tions as to the malignancy of the process. I Etrackner - Ostrava (XIV, 5, 16)

BRAJANNISZI Theodor, okeveles mernok.. adjuhktus; ROLLER, Bela., dr.,
~` "' ~'iernok, adjunktus
Approximate calculatiau of stresses of elliptic paraboloid
shells on the ground of the bending theory. Melyepitestud
szemle 14 no.0173-183 AP '64.
-1. Department of Englxwering Mechanics, Technical University of
Building and Transportationp Budapest.

BRAJCIC, 11.
Can the problem of purchasing fish at fishing sites be solved? p. 260.
Periodical: NORSK) RIBARSTVO.
AGRICULTURE
Vol. 103, no. 12.0 Dec. 1958.
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC
Vol. 8Y No. /,
April 1959, Uncl.

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D
'SyMb cf
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50, 2ft.-7b 24 s. AlCla in 131) M . CsHi warmed t 60-
'W g, A-ethoxy4-pbthatim1doproplonyl chloride (1) in 90
'Tml. CjHg vras added during 1.5 hrs.,.the tnW. refluxed
thia. and cooled, 10 i-1 convtl- IICI and IDD r. ice added, the
layer se d, and cxtd, with Cilis, nd the ext. wahed
thHP, ied.andeir pd.invacuotoyielt!2
4.6 g. dark
M H with a S. Girard T rea
)In 50 i~. abs
Moll gave 1.17 g. ketonic material, wrkh
-7:
was dissolved In 10 =I. CoHN and washed with 10 InI. 10%
iyer dried and evapd,, the resklue (O.Mn
the orl. IP
trysid, -from Vt
oil to yield 0.15 g. a-CjIL(CO)3NCH
rCM20.9t)Bz softens at 108'. in. 1109, 2,4-dinitrophenyl-
ydrazone (13), m. 101-40 (from, RtOH-MOAr). TO
PbMzBr (from 0.48 g. P 8.15 g. Phl3r, sind 10 mi. Elio),
stirred in an ke Wth 2 v. i" 7
Wh was added, the Elio evapd.,
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the'mbq. rdazed 2 hm., an ke-Cold zcZn. of 10 g, tartar
isiddIn 60 0. 110 added, the aq. layer sepd. and txtd.
vl,'~
Wim w" 80 mi, RtjO, the ext. washed twire with 2D ml
-FHjOj dried, and tvapd. in Pam to jr;-fe 3.7 dark oil,
Isillszolvrd in MOR pre upon addui oI2.4AIhN)xCsHr
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BRAJDO. M
15 IT possible to build automatic printing equiprent? P- 106 (,ec~anisacf-- Praha.
Vol. 2, no. 2/3, Feb./Mar. 1953)
SO: Monthly List of East Eiiropean Accessions, (FrAL), LC, Vol. 4, iio. 6,
June 19553 Uncl,

BRUEVIC, Wrija
General mohodule for the transport of mail in 1962-63. PTT Zajed
4u-4w.30-10 Yj-Je 162.
v

RUZICIC, Uros, prof, dr.; BRAJEVIC, Cetko, dr.; SUBIC, Misa, dr.; SOKOLOVIC,
Slobodan, dr. -
Psychological factors and milk production In breast feeding. Med.
glaon. 14 no.10:480-481 0 160.
1. Staoionar za' prevremeno rodenu decu u Beogradu (Upravnik: dr
M. Subic).
(BREAST FEEDING psychol)

WICHTERLE, 0.; STEPEK, J.; BRA.TKOO V.
f--
Laboratory method of obtaining vinyl eaters in splitting acetals
under reduced pressure. Coll Cz Chem 26 no.4:10991-1104 Ap 161.
1. Inatitut fur Plaste, Technioche Rochechule fur Chimie, Frag.
(Vinyl alcohol) (Acetal)

BRAJKOVICO Vs, prof. dr (Zagrzeb)
Basic principles of the Yugoslav statute on ship charters. Tech
gosp norska 10 no.7/8s209-2ll ji-Ag 6o. (EW 9;11)
(Yugoslavia-Contracts, Maritime)

BRAJITIK y D,
.........
Obtainment of monochromatic high-energy gamma rays frrom pa8itron
annihilation in flight. Obz mat fiz 10 no-43166-170 D 163.

BRUROVIC, Vinko.9 inzo
Organization, work, and transactions of the economic units
of the Institute of Electric Power Industry, Zagreb.
Energija Hrv 12 no. 7/8&202-206 163.
1. Tehnicki direktor Institute. za elektroprivredu, Zagreb,
P!roleterskih brigada 37, 1 clan Izdavackog odbora, "Energija".

BRAJOVIC,, AncIrija
Colitrolling the quality of postal ilerviees. PTT Zajed 5 no.2:
1L.-20 Mr-Ap 163o

BRAJOVIC , Andrija
-- ---- ~ -!,-: , - . ~ I
Organization ofpQst~kl transport. PTT Zajed 5 4,7: 29-36
N-D 163.